At $25 \ ^oC$,the highest osmotic pressure is exhibited by $0.1 \ M$ solution of

For very dilute solutions of $BaCl_2$ $(t_1)$ and $KCl$ $(t_2)$ having the same molarity,what is the correct relationship between their boiling points?

$0.01 \ M$ solutions of glucose,phenol,and potassium chloride were prepared in water. The boiling points of these solutions follow the order:

Maximum depression in freezing point is caused by

$A$ sample of water is found to contain $5.85 \% \left(\frac{w}{w}\right)$ of $AB$ (molecular mass $58.5$) and $9.50 \% \left(\frac{w}{w}\right)$ $XY_2$ (molecular mass $95$). Assuming $80 \%$ ionisation of $AB$ and $60 \%$ ionisation of $XY_2$, the freezing point of the water sample is: [Given, $K_f$ for water $= 1.86 \ K \ kg \ mol^{-1}$, freezing point of pure water $= 273 \ K$ and $A, B, X, Y$ are monovalent ions.] (in $K$)

$17.4\%\, (w/v)$ $K_2SO_4$ $(Mw=174\, g/mol)$ solution at $27\, ^\circ C$ is isotonic to $4\%\, (w/v)\, NaOH$ solution at the same temperature. If $NaOH$ is $100\%$ ionized,what is the $\%$ ionization of $K_2SO_4$ in aqueous solution .......... $\%$.